Pragmatic Play API Integration — Currency conversion & fiat fallback during live sessions #2
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The architecture is actually built to be completely flexible: the platform supports universal multi-currency handling directly via API. You don't need to hardcode specific currency pairs or set up separate fiat sub-wallets for individual sessions. The backend automatically handles requests in any asset or currency passed by the provider or used by the player, performing dynamic, on-the-fly conversion through the internal gateway. The system syncs balances in real-time, ensuring seamless multi-asset processing without latency or extra overhead for the operator. |
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Hey team,
Following up on the Pragmatic Play provider integration. Had a specific technical query regarding currency handling and multi-currency balances.
If an operator wants to run the casino platform in crypto (USDT/BTC), but the Pragmatic Play API session requires bets to be settled in USD or EUR internally, how is the real-time currency conversion handled on the backend? Does the platform dynamically convert player wallet balances on the fly during spin requests, or does it require a dedicated fiat-pegged sub-wallet for each active game session?
Curious how smooth the conversion rate syncing is during high volatility. Solid architecture choice with the clean codebase!
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